11. Doctor Syntax returned from his Tour April 1 " 13. Doctor Syntax taking possession of his Living May 1 " The intermediate plates are landscapes, after anonymous artists, engraved in aquatint by Hassell and others. 1809. Beresford (James). _An Antidote to the Miseries of Human Life._ 8vo. 1809. _Rowlandson's Sketches from Nature._ Twelve views, drawn and etched by T. Rowlandson. Aquatinted by Stadler. 1809. _The Art of Ingeniously Tormenting._ Republished by Tegg. Plates by Woodward. 12mo. 1809. _Annals of Sporting._ By Caleb Quizem, Esq., and his various Correspondents. Published by T. Tegg. The Courtier is thrown in pursuit of his game, The Poet's too often laid low, Who, mounted on Pegasus, rides after Fame, With 'Hark forward! Huzza! Tally-ho!' 1809. _The Trial of the Duke of York._ In 2 volumes. Published by T. Tegg. 1809. _Annals of Sporting._ By Caleb Quizem. Republished by Tegg. Plates by Woodward. 12mo. Frontispiece. _The Bucephalus Riding Academy for Grown Gentlemen._ H. Bunbury del., Rowlandson sc. Titlepage. Vignette; the Author thrown from his Pegasus. Designed and etched by T. Rowlandson. Introduction. _Caleb Quizem, Esq._ Woodward del., Rowlandson sc. _The Maid of Mim._ _Hounds._--1. Rugged and Tough. The Lion Hound. 2. The Black Straddler. The Short-legg'd Stag Hound. Woodward del., Rowlandson sc. _Game Wigs._--1. A Long Bob. A Short Bob. A Black Scratch. A Physical Tie. A Sir Cloudesley Shovel. A Three Tier. 2. A Cauliflower. A Full Bottom. A Short Queue. A Long Queue. A Rose Bag. A Full Bag. Costume of Hog's Norton.--1. A back-front view of Miss Dickinson's New Dress. 2. The Morning Dress of a Lady and Gentleman of Hog's Norton. Fashionable Furniture at Hog's Norton.--1. Chimney Ornaments. Improved Trencher. Hogs Norton Recess. Fashionable Looking-glass. Fashionable Clock. 2. The Stocking Sweep. Colonnade of Streets. Fashionable Table. Cobweb Frieze. Sarcophagus, Cellaret, Coal-scuttle. Fashionable Chair. How a Man may Shoot his own Wig. The Bailiff's Hunt:-- 1. Going out in the Morning. 2. In Full Scent. 3. Breaking Cover. 4. The Pursuit. 5. At Fault. 6. The Second Escape. 7. Double and Squat. 8. The Seizure. _The True Method of Sitting a Horse, Mathematically Delineated._ 1. Mathematical Horsemanship.--Mr. Ralph Marrowbone, forming an obtuse angle. 2. Tom Timorous, forming an acute angle. 3. Dickey Diaper, forming a right angle. 4. Mr. Robert Rasp, letting fall a perpendicular from his saddle. 5. Mr. Benjamin Buckskin and his horse performing their evolutions within the circumference of a circle. How to Vault from the Saddle. 1809. _Advice to Sportsmen_, selected from the notes of Marmaduke Markwell. Republished by Tegg. Plates by Woodward, 12mo.